Food for Thought Rhyme
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Dang, ding! Dang, ding!
Dang, ding! Dang, ding!
See the bright sparklers at play, Nov^r they show^er, now^ they spray; Now they form into rainbow^ rays.
Always merry, always gay, Singing their songs the livelong day.
Dang, ding! Dang, ding!
"PAT O'BRIEN'S LAST FIGHT" Whist ye Spalpeen and rade a loin Uv the midnight stunt of Pat O'Broin.
Sure 'twuz in nineteen hoondird an' ninety-foive, But divil a mon is there yet aloive Who can tell ye the day or the toime Whin Pat klim to the top of an old r...ed barn Riddy to shout at the first alarm And yell as only an Irishman can If the spook of Mike Casey should wave wan hand And start a young war of his own.
Pat put wan lanthrun on an ould fince post To kape him koompanny wid Casey's ghost, Thin put tw^o lanthruns on a two-be-twice Of that ould rid barn to skeer the mice Should they come to ■worry Pat.
Naow Pat didn't think mooch of yer aould rid tape Which previnted a mon from takin' a slape Ef he is worried ■wid toil and a keg of beer Which he drank at a wake for Casey's cheer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dang, ding! Dang, ding!
Dang, ding! Dang, ding!
See the bright sparklers at play, Nov^r they show^er, now^ they spray; Now they form into rainbow^ rays.
Always merry, always gay, Singing their songs the livelong day.
Dang, ding! Dang, ding!
"PAT O'BRIEN'S LAST FIGHT" Whist ye Spalpeen and rade a loin Uv the midnight stunt of Pat O'Broin.
Sure 'twuz in nineteen hoondird an' ninety-foive, But divil a mon is there yet aloive Who can tell ye the day or the toime Whin Pat klim to the top of an old r...ed barn Riddy to shout at the first alarm And yell as only an Irishman can If the spook of Mike Casey should wave wan hand And start a young war of his own.
Pat put wan lanthrun on an ould fince post To kape him koompanny wid Casey's ghost, Thin put tw^o lanthruns on a two-be-twice Of that ould rid barn to skeer the mice Should they come to ■worry Pat.
Naow Pat didn't think mooch of yer aould rid tape Which previnted a mon from takin' a slape Ef he is worried ■wid toil and a keg of beer Which he drank at a wake for Casey's cheer.
What to read after Food for Thought Rhyme?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mulligan, John Arthur, 1875- to read onlineMoreLess
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